"Recording El Cheapo"?

premiumdan · Post by **premiumdan** » Tue Sep 30, 2008 8:33 am

TapeOpCrew!

Somewhere in the middle of left-field is someone in a dark, damp, and slightly aeromatic basement doing steallar things with less than stellar equipment. Curious if you would consider doing a "Recording El Cheapo" type of article -- a technique v/s gear shootout, of sorts; or maybe some stories from big-named studio people that went with something low-ball "...reluctantly, but it worked!".

Just received my first issue last week, by the way... Good stuff, Gang. Keep 'em coming!

Cheers!

-Dan Savaria

Shane Michael Rose · Post by **Shane Michael Rose** » Tue Sep 30, 2008 8:40 am

a lot of past articles include that idea. big name guys often have some personal equipment that is really nice...

chris harris · Post by **chris harris** » Tue Sep 30, 2008 9:08 am

You should buy both of the TapeOp books.

RefD · Post by **RefD** » Tue Sep 30, 2008 9:33 am

especially the first one, tho the second one has some stuff like that as well.

personally, i would like to see some NEW articles of this breed.

there's still huge numbers of 4-trackers and small hard disk portastudio ppl out there making interesting recordings, it would be nice to read about them in addition to ppl like Kevin Killen and Terry Manning.

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